Why Did Depeche Mode's Andy Fletcher Say He Had A Nervous Breakdown In 1994?
Andy Fletcher's death in May 2022 rocked the world -- but it seems that a 1994 tour with Depeche Mode and a fateful decision made his life all the better.
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The Untold Truth Of Marsha P. Johnson
Marsha P. Johnson was an activist and performer that pioneered gay rights and protested in the Stonewall Riots. Here's her untold truth.
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The Worst Crimes U.S. Presidents Have Been Accused Of
Public confidence in U.S. governance keeps ebbing, and presidential history offers a clue why. Here are the worst crimes U.S. presidents have been accused of.
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US Presidents Who Ran Unopposed In Their Elections
The United States prides itself on its robust arena of political debate, but it wasn't always that way. Years ago, two presidents ran for election unopposed.
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The 1935 Death Of Thelma Todd Still Is Surrounded By Conspiracy
Today, there is so much science brought to bear when investigating crime, especially a suspicious death. It was not always so, not even for movie stars.
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The Origins Of 'Yo Mama' Jokes Are A Lot Older Than Think
'Yo mama' jokes have been a mainstay of schoolyards, street corners, and comedy stages for years, but their origins are a lot older than you think.
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The Story Behind John Cena's Iconic 'You Can't See Me' Taunt
John Cena is more than just a wrestling champion, he's the face behind the waving hand. His "You can't see me" taunt is viral and here's the story behind it.
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The Reason Many Sports Fans Don't Like To See Drake Anywhere Near Their Favorite Team
Sports fans can be a suspicious lot, whether it means wearing the same jersey every time their team plays, or some other ritual. Not to mention curses.
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How The Chilling Myth Of The Russian Sleep Experiment Turned Into An Urban Legend
For the uninitiated, the Russian Sleep Experiment is one of the more notable creepypastas that folks have mistakenly taken for the truth. Here's the story.
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What Queen Elizabeth's Daily Routine Is Really Like
The Queen's daily routine is actually quite rigorous, especially considering her age. Here's what Queen Elizabeth gets up to everyday.
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This Was Hattie McDaniel's Final Request Before Her Death
Hattie McDaniel forged a career in numerous aspects of show business, including an Academy Award for her work in "Gone with the Wind." And when she died?
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The Historical And Scientific Inspiration Behind Kate Bush's Cloudbusting
When watching the music video of Kate Bush's "Cloudbusting," it's hard to believe that the video is largely based on a true story. Let's take a look.
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It Would Not Be As Cool As You Think If Earth Had Two Moons
At the right time of the month, on a clear night, you look up. There it is: the moon in all its splendor. Probably twice as good if there were two, right?
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Jon Lovitz Once Blamed Andy Dick For Phil Hartman's Death
In the lives of comedians, everything isn't always funny. Here's why Jon Lovitz once blamed Andy Dick for Phil Hartman's death
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How David Bowie's Ashes Once Led To A Concerning Rumor
Following David Bowie's death, there was an outpouring of grief from fans. Stories abounded about where his ashes were interred including this strange place.
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How A Debit Card Led Police To Catch A Notorious Serial Killer
It's one of those running themes in the annals of crime fiction and true crime alike: Is there such a thing as the perfect crime? Can someone avoid justice?
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The Teacup Poisoner's Unique Obsession That Led To Murder
Graham Young, dubbed the Teacup Poisoner, had a unique obsession that started in his teens and led that led to several murders.
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Rare Neurological Diseases You Probably Haven't Heard Of
Neurological diseases can be devastating, but in addition to those you already know, some rare ones might have slipped past your radar.
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How Kublai Khan Finished What Genghis Khan Started
Genghis Khan was a legendary military leader, warrior, and founder of the Mongolian Empire. Here's how Kublai Khan finished what he started.
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The Former Band Member Of The Clash Who Ditched Music For Medicine
The Clash were a band that launched punk into the stratosphere. Not all members of the band stuck with them with one peeling off to follow his own calling.
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The NHL's Unusual EBUG Rule Explained
One of the identifying aspects of professional hockey is the amount of damage players can suffer during the course of a matchup. Are substitutes available?
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What Quentin Tarantino Really Thought About Natural Born Killers
Quentin Tarantino wrote the original screenplay for "Natural Born Killers" but Oliver Stone changed it. Here's what he really thought about Stone's version.
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The Real Reason The NHL Removes Champions From The Stanley Cup
Even people who don't follow professional hockey have probably heard of the Stanley Cup with its rings displaying the names of winning teams.
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Cemeteries Vs. Graveyards: What's The Difference?
Sometimes word differences come down to regional usage -- tomato, toh-mah-toe. Sometimes, words are used interchangeably despite real differences between them.
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What Was Yes Drummer Alan White's Net Worth When He Died?
Alan White was one of the most renowned drummers in rock 'n' roll history, with appearances on over 50 albums in his discography. Here's what his net worth was.
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The Band Everyone Forgets Andy Fletcher Was In Before Depeche Mode
Depeche Mode keyboardist Andy Fletcher died suddenly at age 660. Here is the band everyone forgets he was in before Depeche Mode.
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The Untold Truth Of Jane's Addiction
Though very often overlooked, there was one band that brought alternative onto the world's stage. This is the untold truth of Jane's Addiction.
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